... and like her handwritig Thouht St was frous her. It was dated *the 28th of l s April: Witness showed the letter to Mrsl Gil- f snour a brother, who took it away so show to his h mother; but witness told him -not to ideatroyit. There Was something in ...

... M'Cowan seconded the motion, which was imnanimousjy carried. Thanks being voted to the chair. man for is a onduct in the chair, the. weeting aeparnted. H~orse Fait r Scarce Tkureday.-This annual horse feair was held here on Thursday, when the show of draught ...

... The Fiarl of CARN At RVON moved thc seco adl read- ;ing i thle above bill. The Noble Earl observed, that pre- *ioiis to the second reading, it would be necessary to hear s otuil and examine witncs5es to shoe that the electors of Penryna are not entitledl ...

... L ON - D O N . APRIL 7. lJir. Lohosclcere._\te have aiuthority to state that there Ti is no fraruiatioin whatever tor a report which has Peeic -ir- culte;3 for the last div or two, to the ?? that jr. La- bour-hlere intends to retire from thle ?? of lri-h ...

... MOUSE OF COMMONS, APRIL 17. The Bouie to-day resumed its sittings after the Easter recess. a The S pealker tnok the chair at 4 o'clock. c Sir W. HEATI COTE reported from the rommittee appointed I to trF the mnerits of the petition against the return of ...

... . The Marquis of LANSDOWNE explained ;-after which the bill was read a second time, and the House adjournjed. TUESDAY, APRIL Several bills on the table were ?? in their, stages .. Lord GROSVENOR gave notice,..that after the re. cess he should particularly ...

... consideration tbeir Lordships could give it. At the present moment, and in the present stage, it would he highly indecorous to discuss the subjec: but oln the second resing lie Should state at l;lrge the oljections lie felt to the meilsulre. He couldI ...

... rjte meant to tulce the second reading of the Scotch Barkicog Bill. ;e, Sir R. PEEL said, it at present stord for Monday. 'T'here ne Jwere some votes in supply which must be taken, bit he hoped to ad be aisle to take the second reading before Whitsuntide ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-April S. re- A message from the Commons brought up the Regent's t er- canal, and a private bill, which were readi a first time. er- The Archbishop of CANTERIBURY presented a petition es, from the Arcldeacoury and clergy of Christ Church ...

... futitre stages of the Niarnooth College Bill, Sir R. PEEL trusted thatafter theprotracted discussion which had taken place on the second reading, he should be allowed to proceed with the next stage on Monday next. (Hear, hear.) The next stage would be ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-APRIL 16. CATHOLIC nPLieR BILL. Ife The order of the dlay being ntdved for the second read. 'the ing ?? i% bill, 4.- -. r - ...

... hail a rettlit of the importation of silk for fifteen years, showing at great iti. crease ont the free trade system. Thle gentlemen 'concerli. ed in throwi ttg silk were alarmed; but be could show tha t. they* had nothing to fear. Their whole depreciation ...